Symmetry by Kirsten Bruening
The word symmetry comes from the Greek and means regularity. This makes it clear that symmetry originally did not mean what we understand by it today, but more generally a well-proportioned, moderate and harmonious design. Only in the course of history did symmetry then become the point symmetry or axis symmetry known to us, i.e. objects are mirrored identically at a point or an axis.
Nikon Z7 | Exposure 1/80sec @ f/4.0 | Focal Length 26mm | ISO 500
Award Winner
Photo of the Day
Award Date
February 12, 2022
63
AWARD SCORE
Value 11
Clarity 12
Composition 17
Style 12
Skill 11
Award Category
Black & White Photography
Kirsten Bruening is an amateur photographer and lives near Cologne. Her passion for photography started in her childhood and she spent many years exploring analogue photography. After a long break of fifteen years, she returned to photography. She loves black and white photography in nature, portraiture, and wildlife. She believes nothing can convey more expression to emotions and beauty than the play of light and shadow. She plans an extra-occupational study in photography and wants to deepen her knowledge.
Current Location
Cologne, Germany
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